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... exciting the north against the south, and attempting to govern the country means of patronage, upholding these unfair means the Whig influence among the constituencies. Never had a grosser insult been olfered to the magistracy of a free country than by the ...
... the growers of southern Europe that really mean free trade; and we have put law reform m sneha shape that party opposition— Whig or To y , 111 The between the Queen and the President of the United States will be quoted m future histories as a curiosity ...
... strong Channel fleet, fortifications of our arsenals, and half-a-million of volunteers—is the party of Old England, ] the Whigs and the Tories, to whom, up to the present time, England has been prey, in spite of the efforts of Young England, whose motto ...
... edited that rpe ors magazine, the Montldy G Utrb y—would rethe general ]»Ucy adjust the moume-tox ba ronet. Xam told Yet the Whigs made m e as oyer Sir Bulwer’s maidea daunteil, effective; but Sir committee tomqnire and be tried again. He obtained t and ...
... elections, goes out of its way to make long at tack on Mr. Wilson’s abilities and opinions. Ibis is easily understood. A great Whig merchant can never pardon a hatter who was a bankrupt—who was once, perhaps, while establishing his newspaper, a humble attendant ...
... toast, h his friends certain stage of his oratory at whic Wha * now for the bullet.” In politics he stanc whispered, an old Whig, an d took office new was origin: Ily in the first Reform ministry, as Kiss under Earl Grey, postmaster-general, but soon after ...
... ay more! and a Two elections are pro' ceeding, at Ni ewcastle-on- but ii k. Newcastle has three Tyne and in Southwar tleman Whig, a mild that 1 candidates—a county gen but a Radical, and a gentleman W ho goes for manho for th suffrage and war with Palmerston ...
... that he becam M.P. for his uti- bad reached middle Mr. Baines, senior, was a Whig, for the native town. ion Acts, the the Whigs ab th e Test and Corporat Whigs made Whigs m ade Leeds a bo rough, the the Mr. Baines an MP., and the present M.P. S hat venerati ...
... gued his ani d left the Whig sheaf you at War, rest g, we may pre sume, in accordance the barn. ministry; aud actin Sir Charles followed | yellow © with the family arrangements, which hi suit. It seems Lord Howick tho’ ught the Whigs were fast, aud it was ...
... IRISH PROSPE IiTy The Northern Whig, in « second article, supporting its views previously expressed, as to the general increase of Irish prosperity within the last few years, gives the following statistics, not quoted in the first instanee:— “ While the ...
... the Under- Secretary at War in the House of Commons? Clever young men of any stamina are very scarce. The rising hope of the Whigs, young Byng, is not a muscular Christian; and it is very ditlicult to carry off honours in a working department of the Commons ...
... already show contribu- tune amounting to £1,000. The Conservatives have added another vote to ir parliamentary power, and the Whig majority is small by degrees and beautifully less. Mr. (orden, son of the late and brother of the present Earl «i Aberdeen ...